4 days agoNigerian House Investigates NIOMCO and Premium Steel Agreements
The Nigerian House of Representatives is investigating the contract agreements between **NIOMCO** and **Premium Steel and Mines Limited**. This investigation is focused on compliance with public procurement laws, potentially affecting future contracts in Nigeria’s steel sector.
17 days agoUSITC Prolongs Investigations into Steel Pipe Imports, Affecting Procurement Strategies
The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) has decided to extend its investigations into welded stainless steel imports from India, Turkey, and the UAE. This move indicates potential trade remedies that may impact procurement and sourcing strategies in the steel manufacturing sector, expected in October.
41 days agoUSITC Upholds Import Duties on Light-Walled Pipe and Tube from Multiple Nations
The **US International Trade Commission** has decided to maintain antidumping and countervailing duties on imports of light-walled rectangular pipe and tube from **China**, **Mexico**, **South Korea**, and **Turkey**. This decision aims to protect U.S. manufacturers by preventing potential material injury to domestic industries, impacting procurement strategies in related sectors.
105 days agoHanwha Advances Canadian Submarine Bid with Local Steel Partnership
Hanwha Defence Canada is positioning itself for the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project by sourcing steel locally from Algoma Steel. This strategy aligns with Canada’s defense policy emphasizing domestic production and could significantly impact the steel and automotive sectors, generating thousands of jobs.
129 days agoSAIL Faces Major Protests Amid Planned 40% Workforce Reduction
Steel Authority of India Limited's decision to cut contractual workers by 40% has incited protests. The labor unrest could disrupt operations and impact supply chain engagements, necessitating firms to adjust procurement strategies accordingly.